Should I get the flu shot?
The flu season in Canada generally runs from November to March, peaking at the end of December. By now, you've probably heard about the dangers of the influenza virus and you've likely been urged to get the flu shot to protect yourself and those around you. And for good reason: the evidence and arguments for getting the flu shot are strong and compelling, particularly for older adults. Read our resources below on this topic!
Featured Resources
Blog Post: 'Tis the season, have you had your flu shot yet?
Blog Post: Preventing the flu: Do vaccinations really work?
Web Resource Rating: Flu shot: Your best bet for avoiding influenza
Patient Decision Aid: Flu Vaccines: Should I get a flu vaccine?
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